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Easy to Read Storybook Kids Love: 16 Simple Vocabulary Short Stories in English

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File Size: 6770 KB
Print Length: 145 pages
Publication Date: January 22, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07983J68P
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16 Creative Short StoriesIf you love children's book by authors such as: Dr. Seuss, Sandra Boynton, and Laura Numeroff, you will not want to pass this one up!All of these stories are exciting and easy to read. My stories also aspire to help your child's development with themes about learning lessons, morals, and building character. Some of these short stories are kind and cute, some are exciting and adventurous.One thing I do know? Once you s...

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